Bees and wasps also love goldenrod from my experience

Yeah I completely forgot that you can boot into cachy off of a usb

Removing the cmos battery is also always unpleasant

Worth noting that there really is not much point in using cachy over vanilla arch unless you have a zen 4+ cpu.

Although I often feel like I am in the minority for preferring arch over cachy.

Yeah Apple Music definitely provides the best service overall, it’s too bad it’s impossible to get lossless playback on Linux.

Yeah you can get away with a lot when it comes to 1.21.1+ coupled with Java 25

Vanilla maybe, but lightly modded Java has been more optimized than bedrock since at least 1.16.5

Errr I am pretty sure those are currently only in use in prototyping and research, did you mean a different battery technology?

Well… fake flac uploads from artists are not that uncommon on streaming services…

I mostly mean that when transferring a large playlist from something like Spotify it can become very noticeable how many songs are completely missing from the platform

The statistics are 2 years old but out of 40k songs it went something like this

Deezer: 259 tracks missing

Apple Music: 529 tracks missing

Tidal: 672 tracks missing

Qobuz: 2572 tracks missing

At least for me personally Apple Music had all my Spotify tracks in lossless while Tidal was a close 2nd where qobuz was straight up missing multiple artists, I have not tried deezer yet but I plan to later this month.

As long as it is volume matched and the track is at least cd quality then it should all sound the same as lossless is lossless assuming you can’t hear above 22khz (although on all the platforms it is not that uncommon for artists to upload fake lossless files)

Lossy however is a mess with how every codec can sound different at different bitrates and it is a fairly deep rabbit hole you can fall into, even with something like AAC there are multiple types that all sound different, AAC-LC, FDK-AAC, QuickTime-AAC etc.

Only issue is that qobuz has a relatively tiny lossless English library from my experience compared to other streaming services

The more times I read this the more confused I get.

Daniel is a real one that is for sure, thankfully ram requirements have not gone up much in the last decade because I am still using a 16GB AM4 system with a 9070 XT for obvious reasons

There is a 5 year gap between the cards… and with the 5060 being an 8GB card, it might actually perform worse than the 3060 in vram limited scenarios

Well to be honest I believe if I was given the option to not be weighed down by such feelings then I would take it.

Really would make it easier to make genuine connections with people without my subconscious doing some funky shit.

Now I could be wrong and I am assuming of course but I feel like a lot of those (not all) who are free from such urges prefer it that way and even if given the option to feel those things they wouldn’t take it.

There are dozens of us

It is pretty telling that this was the only comment you replied to…

WebHID support which some webapp configuration tools need to function

Valheim is considerably demanding imo, have to play the game at 1080p to get a decent and consistent frame rate on my 5700 XT

Their computers are shit but they at least have pretty good monitors, I am still rocking a 2021 S2722DGM because it was a very good VA panel for it’s time especially considering it’s BFI implementation is quite good.